You are in the wrong position here.  Check the flop and see how it goes.  He truly may have the flush.  Don't invest any more than you have after missing the flop.  The queen on the turn is really not worth the price since you don't actually have a way to improve on the river with any card that can beat a flush.  You can call and hope he has air, but I say fold.  Live to fight another hand.  X

I don't find that stat very useful/reliable, so no, didn't have it available.

Regarding the hands with a club, I don't think anything will get them to fold on the flop, so the C Bet is to take it down the 50% of the time he doesn't have one.

+1 for checking the flop--you have a lot of chips, better off trying to muscle the smaller stacks, unless your reasoning was he had enough chips to fold.  I think you should explain your thinking.

45 turbos are a different beast, especially at this buy-in level, you really need to play this different then you would play a $6.50 or a $12.00 turbo etc..

People do not have fold buttons at this level. I don't mind a raise here to try to take the blinds, but to
be honest you are better off folding this hand in this game at this level with your chip stack.

Everyone at your table except you and the chip leader have 12bb or less, so they are in shove mode. You are much better off folding this pre and saving your chips.

As played, I think a check or cbet is fine. At this level though,  they will call you with ace high here lol no clubs, so if you have the disipline to check fold, it is the best line in a $1-3 turbo, because a cbet is not going to take this down 98% of the time. A cbet is fine in the $6.50 and up imo, but one of the 45 man pros on PTP recommends checking the flop in these even with ak when you miss the flop to conserve chips.

And you are up against the chip leader here, you want to stay away from playing pots with the chipleader
unless you are a clear favorite.

I don't mind that you got your chips in here when your queen hits, because of how wide
people play at this level.

You said Turbo a few times ... this was not a turbo.

My read on villain was that if he whiffed he'd fold to the C Bet, but if he had anything he would continue. The overbet on the turn was what confused me. I wasn't expecting bigger than pot bet from him if he was trying to take it from me after I feigned weakness. And it came down to do I want to get it all in here with just top pair?

Are these the 45's with the 10 minute blinds?

The strat is not much different ftr, with the turbos you only have
a 15 second time bank, so you have to make your decisions much faster, and you have to start shoving
sooner obviously since the blinds increase every 5 minutes. The 10 minute blind 45 mans have a 60 second
time bank, so you have more time to make decisions etc..

Other then these factors, player ranges, and play are pretty much the same in both generally speaking.

To help keep it fresh, and to get some Tourny experience without actually playing tournies.

Yes ma'am.

Thanks for all the comments everyone. It really seems that this should have been a fold pre.

Wishing I was on a horse LOL     

You are absolutely right. I of course don't know he's calling when I open. And I don't know he's calling when I bluff the flop. I also don't know I'm going to hit the Turn and be so bad that I can't fold it.

I also don't know that he has AQ with the A

I suck so bad.

Also, cashing in this would have gotten me immunity in the last MASS challenge, so it really, really stings. 

It's in the back of mind ... "I've got to go deep to try and get a big cash to have a chance at winning this challenge, cause you're such a beast at this format and I never play it. Double up here and I have a chance of winning instead of just min cashing."

It cracked me up that none of us ended up cashing in the first 2 games.

I've really got to make a concerted effort to do it ... but I'm trying.